Evening Schedules

Evening schedules break the afternoon and evening into clear blocks, helping children stay on track after school.

These can be particularly reassuring for children with anxiety, autism, or those who prefer to know what to expect. The visual aid and a consistent structure to the evening supports smooth transitions and reduces resistance.

When planning the evening, keep it realistic. Avoid over-scheduling; if it's too ambitious, it's more likely to be ignored. Don't forget to include playtime, snacks, dinner and bedtime routines.